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    Hat Task 2

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    Quality of Life for the Terminally Ill By Western Governor’s University Abstract Chronic‚ terminally ill patients are often cared for in their own homes and the personal perceptions of the health care team can affect the care provided. My perceptions may vary from my patients however I would try to ensure I do not impose my beliefs unto them. Mrs. Thomas a 56 year old woman with recurrent metastasized cancer has a poor prognosis for recovery and is recommended

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    Paliative Care Educational Component on Attitudes Towards Care of the Dying in Undergraduate Nursing Students. North Carolina State University. Retrieved March 5‚ 2010 Ngo-Metzger‚ Q.‚ Phillips‚ R. S.‚ & McCarthy‚ E. P. (2008). Ethnic disparities in hospice use among asian-american and pacific islander patients dying with cancer. Journal of American Geriatric Society‚ 56(1)‚ 139-144. Nursing Neighborhood (n.d.). The Filipino culture. Retrieved from http://www.nurses-neighborhood.com/filipinoculture.html

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    Physician assisted suicide is a debated ethical topic in the science community. “Physician assisted suicide is the term used by the public and in the medical literature to describe the voluntary self administration of lethal medications prescribed by a physician expressly for the purpose of ending ones life” (Chin‚ Hedberg‚ Higginson‚ and Fleming). Physician assisted suicide is not a widely accepted topic‚ thus it is only legal in 5 states. There are many laws that are associated with PAS‚ describing

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    Csr 2010 Details of Cipla

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    | |   | CSR 2010 Details of Cipla Ltd.‚ Mumbai‚ Maharashtra | Cipla Ltd. - Corporate Social Responsibility Activities are as follows |  Company Profile |  Company’s Slogan | - | |  Company’s Vision | - | |  Company’s Mission | - | |  Special Notes | As in the past‚ Cipla has made a special effort to produce this report at a low cost‚ without compromising its quality or contents leading to a saving of Rs 41 lakhs. This amount has been donated to Cipla Public Charitable

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    allow physicians‚ under certain circumstances‚ to prescribe but NOT administer lethal drugs to people at the end of life. (Levine 94) Palliative care has become another option to hospice. Hospice requires the patient to give up any treatments intended to cure the disease. Palliative care has a lot of the same goals as hospice but allows curative treatments. Palliative care is available to individuals at any stage in a disease. Now to explain where palliative sedation fits into the equation. Sedation

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    Volunteering in Hospice

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    Volunteering in Hospice I am a student at Harbor Springs High School and a member of National Honor Society (NHS) in my school. As a member of NHS I am required to practice in volunteering activities. I am currently volunteering with Hospice of Little Traverse Bay at Petoskey. Volunteering at Hospice has been opening experiences for me. It has taught me a lot of precious things about life. When I submitted my application to Hospice‚ I was unsure what I would do there. I worried it might be really

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    poster of pallative care

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    Patients in advanced stages of cancer and other chronic illness‚ i.e.‚ those for whom finding a cure may no longer be an option‚ still need care. Palliative care is the active total care that improves the quality of life of patients of all ages and their families. offers pain and symptom management‚ psychological and spiritual counseling and any other support that a patient and his family may need during the difficult time. Palliative care Palliative care is care provided to people

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    What services are offered? Their support system is designed to educate people through global professional collaboration about their grieving process. The website provides free access to education materials about EOL care‚ palliative medicine‚ and hospice care. It also provides educational material for both general public and health care professionals. How a person would access the resource? This resource can be access

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    options. They have the Right to Try‚ which means the patients get the chance to try drugs not passed by federal testing. They also have the option of palliative care. Palliative care is patient and family centered care that focuses on easing suffering. Hospice is the palliative care given near the end of life. If their condition is very poor‚ they could choose acute medical care‚ which is palliative care in an acute setting. With acute care comes long term care. Palliative care is usually given in a long

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    End Of Life Care Analysis

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    “End of Life Care” is the active total care of patients whose disease is no longer responsive to curative treatment. Through practicing holistic and palliative care to dying patients can help improve the remainder of their lives‚ adding quality to their days (Fielding‚ R.‚ & Chan‚ C.‚ 2000‚ p. 17). However‚ the “End of Life Care” services provided are still not adequate enough for patients‚ although Hong Kong has already practiced. Different factors‚ like lacking of knowledge in end of life care

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